How do I say the following in German
How do I say in German;

'I studied for a Degree and a Masters Degree'

Thanks

Question

How do I say the following in German
How do I say in German;

'I studied for a Degree and a Masters Degree'

Thanks

Answer

The German degrees are "Diplom" (somewhere between Bacchelors and Masters in terms of difficulty) and "Doktor" (PhD). However, many universities have now introduced curricula that also award "Bachelor" and "Master" as degree, so these terms will be understood.

Therefore, just use the English terms: Ich habe studiert, und einen Bacchelor- und einen Master-Abschluss erworben.

"absolvieren" is the wrong word. "Ich habe ein Studium absolviert" is correct, but you cannot use that word to say that you obtained a degree, unless you add "Studium" again:
"Ich habe ein Magisterstudium absolviert". But that doesn't sound natural.

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Ich habe einen Bachelor und einen Magister absolviert.

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